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// To parse this data:
//
//   import { Convert, TableName, QualifiedTable, TableConfig, TableEntry, CustomRootFields, FunctionName, QualifiedFunction, Function, FunctionConfiguration, ObjectRelationship, ObjRelUsing, ObjRelUsingManualMapping, ArrayRelationship, ArrRelUsing, ArrRelUsingFKeyOn, ArrRelUsingManualMapping, InsertPermissionEntry, InsertPermission, SelectPermissionEntry, SelectPermission, UpdatePermissionEntry, UpdatePermission, DeletePermissionEntry, DeletePermission, ComputedField, ComputedFieldDefinition, EventTrigger, EventTriggerDefinition, EventTriggerColumns, OperationSpec, HeaderFromValue, HeaderFromEnv, RetryConf, CronTrigger, RetryConfST, RemoteSchema, RemoteSchemaDef, RemoteRelationship, RemoteRelationshipDef, QueryCollectionEntry, QueryCollection, AllowList, CustomTypes, InputObjectType, InputObjectField, ObjectType, ObjectField, CustomTypeObjectRelationship, ScalarType, EnumType, EnumValue, Action, ActionDefinition, InputArgument, HasuraMetadataV2 } from "./file";
//
//   const pGColum

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<!-- File: `v-switch.vue` -->
<script>
export default {
  functional: true,
  props: {
    value: { type: [String, Number], required: true }
  },
  render(h, { data, props, scopedSlots }) {
    const { value } = props
    const slotFn = value in scopedSlots ? scopedSlots[value] : scopedSlots.default

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#! /bin/bash

# VERSION        NAME  SOURCE STATUS  DATABASE STATUS
# 1594317652188  -     Not Present    Present
# 1594317688377  -     Not Present    Present
# 1594320512973  -     Not Present    Present
# 1594320556497  -     Not Present    Present

function scan_entries_for_not_present() {
  #       timestamp         name      source status           database status

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  private async _runK6(metadata: RunK6Metadata, config: K6Options) {
    const { queryName, outputFile } = metadata

    // If "debug" true, log all HTTP responses
    if (this.config.debug) config.httpDebug = 'full'

    // Write the K6 configuration JSON to a temp file, to pass as CLI flag
    const tmpConfig = path.join(__dirname, 'tmp', `${queryName}_config.json`)
    await fs.outputJSON(tmpConfig, config)

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const WebSocket = require('ws')
const WebSocketAsPromised = require('websocket-as-promised')

// SDK Code
const socketFactory = (url) =>
  new WebSocket(url, 'graphql-tx', {
    headers: {
      'X-Hasura-Tx-Isolation': 'serializable',
    },
  })

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.PHONY: generate_sql generate_tables_yaml generate_schema_and_tables_metadata

generate_sql: ## Generate single SQL file schema from all models
	ruby ./generate-sql.rb \
		--identifiers '/* TABLE */,/* FOREIGN KEYS */,/* TRIGGERS */' \
		--out schema.sql \
		./models/**/**.sql

generate_tables_yaml: ## Generate tables.yaml file from all models
	ruby ./generate-tables-metadata.rb \

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version: '3.6'
services:
  postgres:
    image: postgres:12
    restart: always
    volumes:
      - db_data:/var/lib/postgresql/data
    environment:
      POSTGRES_PASSWORD: postgrespassword
  graphql-engine:

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Set yarn to use V2/Berry in project:

• yarn set version berry

Add Typescript plugin for automatically fetching @types/<pkg> definition when package doesn't include them:

• yarn plugin import typescript

To use the PnP setup with VS Code, and not retain node_modules compatibility, run:

• yarn add @yarnpkg/pnpify --dev
• yarn pnpify --sdk vscode

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import {
  ApolloProvider,
  gql,
  MutationHookOptions,
  QueryHookOptions,
  SubscriptionHookOptions,
  useMutation,
  useQuery,
  useSubscription,
} from "@apollo/client";

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Put the docker-compose.yaml into a new folder, along with a folder called /migrations. Put the sample SQL in there at /migrations/any-name.sql. This will seed the MySQL DB on startup.

Run docker-compose up -d, and visit Hasura at http://localhost:8080

Note: If you would like to a connect to an existing MySQL DB running outside of Docker on localhost, you will need to edit the configuration for the Hasura service so that it uses host networking. Then use localhost for the --mysql-host argument. Also, in order for Hasura on localhost to connect to the Docker Postgres instance, you'll need to add 5432:5432 to the service port configurations for postgres so that it's exposed, then change the DB URL to postgres://postgres:postgrespassword@localhost:5432/postgres.

services:
  graphql-engine:
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